Next Generation Energy Storage Market - Forecast(2024 - 2030)

The Next Generation Energy Storage market size is projected to reach $40.5 billion in 2030 at a CAGR of 9.18% during the forecast period 2024-2030. Energy storage is the pivotal technology that is reshaping the energy sector by enabling widespread deployment and grid integration of solar and wind renewables, to accommodate optimum levels of renewable energy. Therefore, to overcome intermittency and availability issues, various industrial sectors, such as Transportation, Oil and Gas, Mining, Electronics and others are adopting technological advances to improvise the economics of energy storage, which eventually propels the Next Generation Energy Storage Systems Market. Furthermore, research and innovation in energy storage is rapidly evolving due to the rise of decentralized and renewable energy solutions, emergence of energy conversion efficiency, cost effective technology, introduction of materials with low environmental and social impact and others are projected to foster the growth of the Next Generation Energy Storage Systems, dynamically.

Next Generation Energy Storage is witnessing significant advancements driven by innovations in battery technologies, grid-scale solutions, and sustainable power systems. One prominent trend is the development of high-capacity, long-life batteries capable of storing renewable energy efficiently. These batteries are crucial for balancing the intermittency of renewable sources like solar and wind power, thereby enhancing grid stability and reliability. Moreover, there is a growing focus on enhancing the sustainability and environmental footprint of energy storage solutions, with an emphasis on recycling and eco-friendly materials. Additionally, advancements in grid-scale energy storage technologies are enabling utilities to manage peak demand more effectively and optimize energy distribution networks. Another notable trend is the integration of energy storage systems with electric vehicle charging infrastructure, facilitating the widespread adoption of electric vehicles and promoting energy grid integration. Overall, the evolution of Next Generation Energy Storage is reshaping the energy landscape, offering sustainable solutions to address the challenges of modern power systems.

The report: “Next Generation Energy Storage Market – Forecast (2024-2030)”, by IndustryARC covers an in-depth analysis of the following segments of the Next Generation Energy Storage industry.

By Device: Ultracapacitors, Energy Grids, Batteries, Fuel Cells, Flywheels, Pumped Storage and Others.

By Application: Electronics, Oil and Gas, Transportation, Military, Marine, Mining, Manufacturing, Residential and Others.

By Geography:  North America (U.S, Canada, Mexico), Europe (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain, Russia, Netherlands and Others), APAC (China, Japan India, South Korea, Australia & New Zealand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan and Others), South America (Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and others), and RoW (Middle East and Africa).

• The Next generation energy storage systems refers to the integration of renewable energy generation into the grid, for relatively large loads across periods extending up to the extended hours. The deployment of the innovative devices, such as Energy grids, Ultracapacitors, Batteries, along with the automation tools, such as smart inverters, physical sensors and advanced analytics are coordinating across a wider range of next-generation technologies.

• The rising grid expansion and promising investment in advanced infrastructure across Mining, Manufacturing, Oil and Gas, Electronics and other industrial sectors are estimated to drive the market. In addition, the introduction of regulations for green energy, and rising demand in the energy efficiency promote the Next generation energy storage systems market. 

• The prominence of renewable energy investments by the major companies, including Beckett Energy Systems, Lockheed Martin Corporation, BYD Company Limited, FlexGen Power Systems and more, along with increasing electrification of the transport sector are denoting profitable opportunities for the growth of Next generation energy storage systems market in the forecast period.

                                         

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The market for Next Generation Energy Grid Energy Storage Systems is analysed to grow at highest CAGR of 10.9% during the forecast period 2024-2030. There are growing research and development in terms of electricity storage for applications, such as Grid support, Electricity supply, Ancillary services, Renewables integration and more is considered as a prime success factor in increasing the market prominence of energy storage technologies. Presently, the lithium-ion and lead-acid batteries are becoming popular for residential users, and sodium-sulphur and other breakthrough batteries are majorly deployed in commercial sectors. The leading companies such as Beckett Energy Systems, BYD Company Limited, Energ2, Inc., Enersys, Enphase Energy, FlexGen Power Systems, Lockheed Martin Corporation, S&C Electric Company, UniEnergy Technologies, LLC. And AES Corporation played a significant role to accelerate the Next Generation Energy Storage Systems Market growth through extensive research and developments activities for product innovation

Transportation dominated the recycled polyethylene terephthalate market in 2023 and is analyzed to grow at a CAGR of 10.77% during forecast period 2024 to 2030. The Electric vehicles are the solution for this problem. However, there are many challenges like the less availability of charging stations. To overcome and fix these issues, what we need is efficient next generation energy storage system for electric vehicles which can store more energy and in efficient manner, thus longer running time of vehicles with one time charging. The serious growing issue of climate change needs adoption of sustainable Transportation system. Because the way the demand of vehicles on road is increasing, and with the expected growth rate of usage of vehicles, the peak oil demand could be reached very soon. With this they are ideal for use in short-distance electric vehicles such as taxis, trams and buses where the capacity to charge it is the time it takes for passengers to exit and enter a vehicle. Now virtually all automakers are offering plan to offer or are already offering fully electric vehicles or at least hybrid models.

Researchers from Imperial College London and University College London (UCL) are working towards creation of low-cost, high-energy supercapacitors which can power electric vehicles, and they have produced cheaper energy-dense electrode which is more sustainable and energy efficient and can make the way for wider market of high-power and rapid vehicle charging. In November 2019, Ford Unveiled its all-Electric vehicle, which was part of company’s 11 Billion plan to make 40 all electric and hybrid models by 2022. Volkswagen as well has increased its electric vehicle goal to 70 new models by 2028 with the earlier target of 50.

North America is analysed to be $ 8,490.98 Million in 2023, and is successfully contributing towards the growth of Next Generation Energy Storage Systems Market, and is also estimated to grow at a CAGR of 8.57% during 2024 to 2030. The Next Generation Energy Storage Systems Market is witnessing a significant growth in the U.S. due to the advent of the Solar PV and wind power technologies, both of which are recognised for their intermittent nature, and also account for a large portion of the renewable energy potential in the United States. The problem necessitates the development of more efficient battery energy storage devices. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration by the end of 2022, operational utility-scale battery energy storage systems (BESSs) in the US had a total nameplate power capacity of 8,842 MW and a total energy capacity of 11,105 MWh. This has been aided significantly by price declines as well as strong governmental support at both the federal and state levels. 

Government globally is focusing on the society’s commitments to cutting carbon emissions in lune with the goal which is set out in the Paris agreement and many are putting renewable energy at the center of their strategy to meet those rapidly approaching commitments. Lower-emissions electricity generation from sources such as wind and solar power are the main building blocks of the future energy mix considered essential to bring down countries’ carbon footprints. As their share of the generation grows, there is a growing opportunity and need for next generation storage systems such as battery grids to help balance demand and supply fluctuations and to better integrate large volume of variable renewable energy. Further, the next generation storage systems market is led by the US and China, and with the leadership in both countries committed to increasing the share of electricity coming from ‘clean’ sources, energy storage capacity between them will need to increase sevenfold by 2030 from 55GW in 2020.

As per the Macquaire Organization in August 2021, in China alone, which is the world’s biggest power market and the largest investment destination for renewables, wind and solar capacity is expected to increase eightfold by 2040. Apart from this, U.S’s new goal of cutting emissions by half by 2030 could more than quadruple ESS capacity by then from 23GW in 2020. The mix that the cost of wind, solar and energy storage have fallen dramatically in the past decade – by 77 per cent, 35 per cent, and 85 per cent respectively-  and it also opens up the potential for considerable new demand for these storage systems. As these systems enable high shares of renewable energy integration into the grid and can help transform the whole energy sector. Utility-scale batteries, for example, can enable a greater feed-in of renewable energy into the grid by storing excess generation during times of energy over-production for later use. Hence the growing need for renewable energy sources is creating ample number of growth aspects for the next generation energy storage systems market during the forecast period of 2024-2030.

Solid-state battery development aims for a next-generation energy storage systems with higher energy density, fast charging capability, lower cost, and greater safety.Solid-state batteries have many potential applications across multiple industries, such as automotive, consumer electronics, industrial, aerospace, etc. There are two distinct categories of solid-state batteries: solid-state batteries with a very small energy capacity, already commercially available from several suppliers, aimed at applications in consumer electronics, while the biggest drive is for large-energy capacity (“bulk”) solid-state batteries for electric and hybrid electric vehicles (EV/HEVs). Many battery and automotive manufacturers have already presented their target roadmaps for mass production to secure a leadership role in the solid-state battery market despite the remaining technology and supply chain challenges. For Instance: As per the EE Times (Europe) in September 2021, Toyota is planning mass production of solid-state batteries from 2025. QuantumScape and Panasonic are also planning mass production of solid-state batteries from 2025-2026, and Samsung SDI is working on solid-state batteries with mass production from 2027. In addition, many EV makers, such as Volkswagen, Hyundai, and BMW, have made investments in solid-state battery startups and are planning to launch their EVs with solid-state batteries in the coming years. For example, Volkswagen plans to launch its electric vehicles with solid-state batteries in about 2025, forging a partnership with startup QuantumScape. 

With this they are ideal for use in short-distance electric vehicles such as taxis, trams and buses where the capacity to charge it is the time it takes for passengers to exit and enter a vehicle. Now virtually all automakers are offering plan to offer or are already offering fully electric vehicles or at least hybrid models. For Instance: In November 2019, Ford Unveiled its all Electric vehicle, which was part of company’s 11 Billion plan to make 40 all electric and hybrid models by 2022. Volkswagen as well has increased its electric vehicle goal to 70 new models by 2028 with the earlier target of 50. Such factors would positively influence the growth of the next generation energy storage systems market during the forecast period of 2024-2030.

Security aspect is impacting energy & utility sector with the cyberattacks. This factor is somewhere restricting the next-generation energy storage systems market growth. Power and utilities systems that connect organizations and homes are essential types of critical infrastructure. A recent study conducted by Fortinet shows that attacks against energy utilities are among the top three most targeted sectors for cyberattacks in the US. In addition, Europe, Australia, and Japan have reported an increase in threats against critical infrastructure. This threat is caused by modernization of OT networks that control critical infrastructure. As IT and OT networks converge, the “air gap” that OT systems once relied on for cybersecurity is eliminated. Without any utility cybersecurity measures in place, these critical infrastructures are left at risk. The risk of a successful cyberattack on critical infrastructure could be severe—damaged power grids could leave cities in the dark, or even put lives at risk. Also, Nowadays, the battery energy storage system (BESS) has become an important component of the electric grid. It can serve multiple services such as frequency regulation, voltage control, backup, black start, etc.

The Next Generation Energy Storage market is moderately consolidated with key players are adopting strategies such as acquisition, product launches and others with the players and companies prevalent in the market. The top companies present in the market include the below.

• In September 2023, EnerVenue introduces its latest Energy Storage Vessels™ (ESVs) with enhanced capacity, density, and power, offering unparalleled advantages over lithium-ion batteries for various clean energy applications. Backed by an extended warranty and large-scale deals, the next-generation ESVs mark a significant step in advancing stationary storage solutions.